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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-02-16
xU'EE1 FRIENDS.
The Pathetic Parting Between an Aged
Counterfeiter and a Little Boy.

The Pathetic Parting Between an Aged
Counterfeiter and Little Boy.
[Cor Louisville Courier,JournalI
United States Deputy Marshal Wineman
left the other afternoon for the Albany IN
W penitentiary with three prisoners-Da
vid Hale, counterfeiting, FIVE years Pleas
ant Clark, four years for the same offense:
and William Hunter, colored, two years for
rob5ing the mails. The Jail doors were
opened to the prisoners, and Clark and
Hunter handcuffed together came out first
Following them slowly, leaning on the arm
Of the guard, was old David Hale. His
steps were slow and tottering, and his
white hair hung down over features nag.
gard, thin and pale from his long confine-
ment in the Jail. At intervals of
every few PAGES hollow cough
emanated from the old mans CON
tracted chest, and toli more plainly than
words that he was not long for this world
hanging on to the aged prisoners coat
was little boy apparently not eleven
years Of age. The child carried in his hand
basket OF lunch prepared for Hale Since
his confinement the old man has
been constantly visited by Young
woman and her child, the boy
who carried HIM the lunch. Six
years ago 'Old Davyr was i'll, and Mrs.
Wilson took him up from his bed in stall
at the stock yards, gave him food and
shelter, and nursed him through his sick
ness. These were the only friends he had,
and they still confortcd hiia in his mis-
fortunes
When the party had walked from the Jail
to the Short-Lira depot they boarded the
train, and the guard was compelled to tear
the boys arms from about his old friends
neck. A coughing paroxysm seized the old
man. and waving his hand at the boy, who
stood sobbing on the platform, the train
pulled cut and Hale was once more on his
way 10 the peni;entiary. His sentence will
never be served out, and the chances are
that he will never reach the pen, owing to
his eBfeebled and rapidly ly-sinking condition.
Hale has no relatives in this country, but
has son thirty-fye years of age who is o
well-to do ship-chandlcr In Liverpool Some
weeks ago, after sentence had been passed
upon him, Hale wrote to his son and &C.
quainted the young man with his fathers
shame and dishonor. He also told him the
history Of his life and troubles since he had
been compelled TO leave his native land
more than fifteen years ago, and since
which time the son had heard nothing OF
his father and supposed him dead. The
writer said he did not expect TO live long
and would die happy II he could SEQ the boy
he deserted and disgraced in his youth. The
son reached New York City in time TO be in
waiting fer his father at the prison gates.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-02-16
Bound to Have the states sr.ekel..
magazine OF American History.

At the time OF the construction of the
insane asylum the late DR.. Ackley was
appointed trustee, and as such was Gus
todian Of the money from the State, which
he deposited in the bank. Shortly aftei
this the bank broke. Ackley went imme-
diately and demanded the moScy belong
ing to the State This was refused hirt.
He at once secured a sledge-hammer,
cnisel and bars, went 10 the bank and
proceeded to dcmolish the safe. Succeed
ing in thia he secured the States money,
which he placed elsewhere for safe-keep-
ing. There are certainly very few men
who would have undertaken such g task,
pEshed it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-02-16


- I'D. I: !:
. I. q. q. r, Pioneer LODI @
&A ~ ~ every Tuesday cvcn.ng.N =
itinR brethren In good stand
AM.GALLEN. y. G..
If ID. RECORD. Soc.
ENSIGN ENCAMPMENT No. 81, I. .. O. r.
Meets first and third Friday Of each month
Visiting Patriarchs cordially invited To attend.
J. l.. NELsOH. HI JOHN HlGGtNs.C. Y.
l.. Y. HUBUAED, =. W. W. II. MCCAGUE, =.
NAOMI No. G., REBECCA DEGREE, !. O. OF.
Meets the 2d and ith Friday nights, each month.
Mrs. BEWruA SINGER, N.G,
W. II. McCaguc, sccy.
n X d ELDRED POST No ia, meets
", "A, n, the last saturday In each month
OF the court house In Medicine Lodge, at =. NJ
All comrades cordially invited.
ELL SMITH, Post Commander.
~. n. GuBERr, Adiutant.
A. 0, u, W. HSSis HISSa'y ESqyo fSSr:%ay SSi Stay
JomN DoHREn. Recorder.
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30 More nItlng from HIm.

=
A simple-minded rustic was standing in
front OF store holding smoked berrir Q
by the tail, when bad boy from window
on the opposite side of the street shot at
the rustic with putty blower. the mis-
sile striking the hand in which the gentle
man from the rural districts held the
smoked herring. The countryman placed
the herring carefully on the ground and.
stamping its head violently three times
with the ponderous heel Of his boot. said
in n triumphantly scornful voice: Nov.
bite again, il Won can. yeptile."
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-02-16
fR,ch mona Relirions Herala. !

A mother gave her little boy two bright,
new pennies ana asked him what he was
going 10 do with item. After moments
thought, the child replied: Il am going
to give one 10 tho missionaries and with
the other am going TO buy a stick of
candy After a while he returned from
hin play an3 told his mother that he had
los one Of ilIc'Ptnnies. (which did you
loscr' she asked. 81 lost the missionary
pcnhy." nc promptly replied. How many
grown people are like that little ooyi
- .
&c III steamships piying between the
United States and Europe cost 800, ,000, ,000,
c:,pioy Is, 80 men, spend t1, 100000 month
for coal, carry 10000 passengers year,
and earn ss2,0oO,0 600 for passage r1oncy cxs-
elusive II what IS paid for freight.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-02-16
why the Old Lady Was Happy.


An old lady OF New Hampshire who re-
Gently celebrated her eightieth birthday
by giving an elaborate supper at which
every article, including the cheese and
butter. was made with her own hands
thus explained the secret of her vieor and
health: Il never fret over things can
not help; take nap, and sometimes two.
every day of my life; never take nv
work TO bed with NE, and oil the MANY
wheels of busy life by an IMPLICIT faith
that there is brain and heart to this
great universe, and that can trust them
both ,,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-02-16
A Distine. ,on !, ,lnsut a DItrsrcncs.
lBoston Post.I

The Chinese code docs not say. "Wives
obey your husbands but wives respect
your husbands. We do not see. however.
how that improves the matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
, FIR THE HLEDD.
LIVING WITNESSES!
:" EMIET EEEEIEIE I'D.
ATLANTA. GA. LISA.
MSaze Ig0zZDzzzlzMZ9

DAWSON. IA, Z,
bu with
recommended
RS.
a Small
O
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for
Ibadt
hemostem
Savannah pronounced
Finally
s. II.
CoNsUMERsswft
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SPECIFIC a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
FASHION AND FOLLY.
The Grape Holder the Latest Gew-
gaw in Society.

The Grape Holder the Latest Gew-
gaw in Society.
NEW YORK, April BIT is no longer
ones fingers. Ultra-fashlonables would
as soon think Of gnawing mutton chop
bone. A grape holder is now manufac-
tured in heavily embossed silver and
lined with gold. 1t looks like a couple Of
thimbes and minute pair of
tongs combined. The thImbles lit TO the
thumb and forefinger OF the right hand,
and by means OF the tongs the grapes are
daintily plucked from the bunch and con-
veyed TO the sristocratic mouth. 1t is
impossible TO say whether this fad Will
be of long duration. Probably not, be-
cause grape holders are incOnvenient. no
matter how attractive they may be- from
an aesthetic point OF view. But In any
event. fashions Of this kind are harmless,
and II they mean anything, indicate merely
a hyper refinement. As such they are
preferable to exaggerated bustles, tower
Ing headgear aud costumes copied as
nearly as possible from those worn by
horse jockeys and able grooms. For my
part / shall always prefer a gown made
by the most unpretending French modlste
To the finest garment manufactured by
English tailors. French fashions are
crea led for women, English fashions Tor
men, There can be no comprom so with
out the evolving OF a monstrosity. IL Is
Just as logical for men TO sew draperies
and lace ruffies on their trousers as for
women to array themselves In cutaway
coats, waistcoats, masculine shirt collars
and that hideous article Of dress called
an ulster, which makes the most grace
full woman sbapeless and awkward. And
the present horrible combination OF tiRht-
fitting ulster and maRnifed hustle battles
description. Let any BODY with an observ-
ing eye and sn ordinary sense OF the
beautiful look at IL. IL 10 doubtful II an
ulster were ever really intended TO be
worn by women. In any case II was
never meant TO be put over hustle.
CLARA LAMA.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

and, last but not least, women ply sicians
regularly employed to give skilled service
to all that need.
1t used not TO be good form tor woman
to go to the theatre unattended or accom-
panied only by ladies. Free-thinking
Boston ventured, but etiquette-ridden
New York did not. Are the times chang
ing? 1t would seem that the social code
IS relaxing, at least, when a Brooklyn
dry goods stoTe-that acknowledged
haunt and stamping ground OF femininity
-hnds 1t to its advantage TO organize a
department for the sale OF tickets at box
office rates. The times do change, and
oivilizauon-common sense be thank ed
changes with them. 4. L. Ii.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
LEMON ELIXIR.


Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
Sold by druggists.
Prepared by II. MOTLEY, NJ. D., Attain
Ia, Ga.
For bilIousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss OF appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills ana malaria, take
Lemon Elixir, all of which diseases arise
from torpid or diseased liver.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

1slrDtral.
ia N sly PILLS

are PERFECTLY sale and always II fectuaI.
Never fail 10 afford speedy ana certain
relief. More than 10000 American women
use them regularly. Guaranteed suuerior 10
all others or cash refunded. II your druggist
don't keep NV ileOxis Com pound Tansy Pilia."
accept no worth csc nostrums said 60 be '.just
As good" but send fe. for sealed particulars
ami receive the only absolutely reliably RENE
"a. br fqells W 100 sRkClfll CO., Phila-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Lemon Hot Drops

cure all coughs, colds, hoarseness, sore
throat, bronchitis, and all throat and
lung diseases. Price % cents. Sold Nv
druggists. Prepared by DIR. II. Motley,
Atlanta, Ga, in both liquid aud lozenge
form.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
asat.yoapa.
South Florida Railroad.
RafeyDana.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after SUNDAY, March 90, 1887.
~ trains will arrive ana leave as follows:
DAILY: tDaily except Sundays. tDaiiy
Leave Sanford for
Tampa and way
stations go. - 1890 a m and +T4:4o 0 m
Returning leave
Tampa at 1870 m and .Ts:cop m
Leave Sanford for KissImmee and
Arrive at Kissimmee at .......... I9:OoDm
Returning leave Kisslmmee.. 1925 am
arrive at SANFORD. ................. 1890 M
+HSteamboat Express,
%1West India Fast Mail Train.
BARLOW BRANCH.
DAILY.
Lv Bsrtow Junction
l1'26 m 2:l0 and 7:15 D m
ar bartow -, IL 70, $50 and 5:l5 D m
$3.50 a m 1880 and 80 m
Ar Rartow June 1850 q m 40 and 80 % m
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated by the South Florida Railroad.
Leave Barlow for Pemberton Ferry
and way stations at ........ 7:Ibam
Arrive at PembertOn Ferry at...... 9:l5 am
Returning leave Pemberton Ferry at 5: 5pm
Arrive at Barlow at.............,.. S:25 n M
Leave PemDerton Ferry 200 u m
~ ~, 'o PalsoM '''''.'....ll 80 m
TIehVe barlow. .......... 10 nm
Arrive Pemberton Ferry ............ 5:l5 pxsas
SANFORD AND INDIAN RIVER II. u.tl1 !.
Leeyes Sanford for fN<
lsoCharm and way XIII
Gon5 ...... Tl0:l5 m and Bio -
ives Lake Charm. ll:I5 m and $40
..eturniDg- 49,
Leaves Lake Charm. 600 a m and 1890
Arrives ut Sanford. $40 m and gao
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS. 49,
Connects at sanford with the Sanford ~
indian River Railroad for Ovedo and poif
on axe JcssUp, with the Peoples Line r.
Dietary Baya Merch lntsi Line of steam 49, 8
" II ~ 20 IaU H. D.
ala intermediate points on the st. Joh8I
river, and with steamers for Indian river IND
the Upper ST. Johns.
Al Kissimmee with steamers for Forts N.Y.
ers and Basslnger and points on hissimmee
river.
At Penn berton Ferry with Florida Southern
Railway for all points North and West, and
at Barlow with the Florida Southern Railway
for ort Meade and points South.
STEAMSHIP CONNECTIONS.
Connects at Tampa with steamer ''Marga-
ret" for Palma Sola, Braidentown, Palmetto,
Manatee, ana ali points on Hllsborough and
Tampa Bays.
Also, with the elegant mail steamships
"Mascotte" and whitney" OF the Plant
Steamship Co., for Key West aud Havana.
Through tickets sold at all regular stationa
TO points North, East and West.
Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Havana can leave Sanford
on Limited West India Fast Mail tram at
NEE, Barlow Junction, Lakeland and Plant
Cityt tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, con-
Meeting same evening with steamer at Tampa.
WILBUR MCCOY.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

Dunlap's new Spring Hats. LaFar's
new store, 20 Bull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

ON and after SUNDAY, March 90, 1887.
~ trains will arrive ana leave as follows:
DAILY: tDaily except Sundays. tDaiiy
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

MISS MARIA PAkLOA AGAIN.
1t would DO worth Mr.. Howells' while
to attend session or two OF Miss Maria
Parloa's cooking class. l am not sure
that he would care-any more than do
Tor the latest wrinkle in the preparation
OF clear soup; but If he did not get a new
idea OF the possibilities of a straightior-
ward, honest poiSe on the part OF woman,
in the best @ humor with the world and
not bothered with consciousness OF self.
then the novelist is imperyious TO any
conception other than that OF The bit OF
nerves with the labyrinth OF crooks and
| turns in her lnsncere mental make up
that he seems 10 delight In.
| The other day something slipped and
boiling water ran over Miss Parloa's two
hands. There was IA little cry from the
| hundred or more women in the room. but
not a sound, not change of a muscle OF
the face Of the lecturer. A little soda GU
the raw red flesh, a handkerchief torn in
halves and the business OF the hour went
on, those hands swelling into puffy balls
OF pain before her bearers eyes. She did
not finch from her business nor abate one
| jot or one title OF her running fire OF tests
| TILL the mornings baking was out OF the
| oven and the work OF the session done.
The working girls guilds OF New York
have sprung into sudden life and growth.
| Three years ago, TO the best OF my knowl-
edge, the city had not one. There are six
or eight to-day, with three or four across
the river IN Brooklyn, and two or three In
Jersey City beside. Miss Grace n. Dodge,
the School Commissioner, 10 the moving
spirit oil them all and has made them
stand for self-help, study and mutual
good will. The guilds have 5000 men,
bers at the least, and their continued Or
ganization means growing intelligence
when II la needed most, a hali-dozen IL
braries started ia as many club rooms.
pleasant places for evening resort with
lnon and then = lecture and siplpis lea.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
BoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In weakness of the stom mach.

DIR. ID. y. Mcclure, Rantoul, ILL.,, says;
~ have successfully used IL In diseases
arising from weak condition Of tho
digestive apparatus.D yEj9 4HttNt 81
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

The best 25c. Hall Hose at LaFar's new
store. 20 Bdll street. tFe4s pH'ae h, u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-09
SaS 0enttter.

Inter bieiem Gitel uerOiientIi9t Der be:
fannie ameritanii9e Sumoriit Wart Epain
cine amulaute tIeine Stubie, bic mir gum
Gbeile bier wieOerseben woaen.
Scr. @ue. 8tuiams, ber e~inisermaBeu
unter benz Yantofiel ieiner f4Dnen Sdlfte
ieuf5t, bat I'M CONNER nit Srau unb &ins
bern einen 2anbuufentbalt 9snommen In
einem nieOIi3en GOttusebaus9en Der Berg
resionen uon NepsSeriep. ST h6tlberts
ielbit bic Scene, wel9e CT zines Na9ts
patrenb 6ieier 8iaesiatur nit ieiusr Sat-
tin uerlebt.
Sd erpa9te pom benz Iauten Gtuf :
,Wortimer! Worttmer! !" tonnte iebo9 BEL
Der tiefen SinitsuniB rinssum Ni9ts srtens
men unb erpieberte i3Iaftrunten: vGuans
seline, ruff 0u mi99 @as sibt esq $50
biit Du2"
sd bin bier, in benz fleinsn &aumsr.
den, no mir bas S9ubwert unb bic &of:
fer aufbepabrsu. S9dmit Du Did ni9t,
ME elm 8ar gu i9lafen wabrenb biefes
fur9tbaren @epitters2"
va4 berubiss Did nalr, es wirb nidi
70 f9limm iein. 0a bift immsr sIsi4 su
dnsfIi4...."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-09

rWortimer, mas mar bus fir Elm 9ss
raui3?"
SIS lit bic &ate."
Die Safe? Das 1T ia 9rdBIi9 fange
iie idneu unb iperre fe in bic S9ubIaoe
pom 8ai6tii9. S9reu, bic &asen iinb
10 poIer GIettrisitdt! SD psrbe Morssn
idneeweiBes 9aar baben, wenn i'd es ers
Iebe!"
Sabet bDrte i9 ite i6Iu93en, mas mid
bepos, mein M6sIi5itss gu ibrer Serubts
auns su tbuu. Sd iprang aliO tn benz
%fiuitern 3tmmer nmber, UNI bas Ebier 81
fargen, beiIen fsurise Gusen mir ais 2etts
fern btenen muBten. 0abei itisB i'd an
allen @ten unb Eii9beinen on, mari bic
Stible nm, serbro6 nsbrere &leint9teiten,
erpii3te ieOo9 idIiebIi9 bic unsIitIi9e
Rate unb itedte ite in bic S9ubIuoe. Sett
ert6nten folsenbe na9bridIi9e 8orte aus
benz &abinet:
vSu benz beuti6en gu5 ftebt, baB man
ii9 auf einen in Der Witte bss 3immers
seritten StubI itelsn unb bic StubIbeins
~tioItren miiiIe bas beiBt namIi9, On mubt
bic Stublbeine in @afer: Slider ftellen.
Sbue has idueu, b6rit 0u?"
Na9bem i'd fait Die idmmtli6en pors
banberen 9ldier Serbro3en bate, lieB i'd
bic Sadie auf lid bernben.
Damn tommt Elm iebr psrpitelter Sat,
ben i'd nt3t redt uerftebe. Sd CLAUDE, ss
beiBt, man ioue pabrenb zines @spitters
cine sroBe @Iode IGuten. GUIDE bod bic
@lofe, wsl9e bas Sisnal gum Mittasss
ellen gtbt, unb ldute cine @eile bamit.
S9nsu, Rortimer, bas wirb llns retten !
~ltniere tleine Sommerrefbens itsbt auf Der
Spite zines Siisels, BON benz man Elm
Ebal iiberblifte. Wsbrere S~armbduier
finb In nd9iter 9iGbe unb zines berielben liest
NUT etua bunbert S@ritte melt entfernt. Oils
i'd IS Winuten lang gum Seniter binaus
uniere @Iode seIdutet, O~ffuetsn ft5 bic Sd:
ben ieuer bena3barten Sarm unb cine
Stimme rief: y0as sebt benn bier Dot ?
Brau4t Senanb 9ilfe?"
0abei tamer aud idon mebrere Wdns
rer nit elmer 2aterne bersuseeilt unb was
rem ni4t penis erftaunt, mid I'm Radtses
panb am Seniter iteben unb bic @lofe
aus allen &raften lauten gu ieben.
Sd mar etpas perIesen unb ftammelte:
SIS 1T wesen bes 9epttters, ltebe 2sute.
Sd iu3e ben SIit abjuIenfen."
v0aS 9epitter? gIis gber, lieber
Serr, finb sic benn BEL Sinnen? @ir ia.
ben cine pra3tunle itiue Na6t unb ben
~flariteu Sternbimmel. Gn @epitter 1T
gar uiJt gu benten."
Sd bItfte mid UNI unb mai I'M bD6iten
9rabe erftaunt, 10 baB t9 taum Elm @ort
beruorbrtngen tounte.
sd besreife bas ni9t, iaste i'd enbli9,
mir baben bod uorbin burd bic SaIouiien
gang beutli3 bas Bitten bemertt uub aud
ben Oonner pernpmmen."
Die Wanuer Ia@ten ausselafen unb
elmer pom ibuen erpiberte Iuitie: r9tur
i9abe, baB sic nt6t bic Saloulien aufses
ma6t baben, nm einen Bid ins Sreie su
perfen. @as sic fir ben glit bielten,
puren &adeten uno 2eudttuseln unb ber
Bonner riibrte II pou 8Sueri6ifen Der.
Ser telegraph uertinbiste Inn Wittsrna6t
bic @%rnennuus bes neueu 8rdfbenten uni
ba BAT a fOslei3 bas @reisniB sefeisrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-09
Die Stebe.

Ou bleibit ME bier, I'M ben &oIentraus
gu bsten, iaste cine 9riitli9e Srau gu ibrem
na9ldifsen 9atten.
Sd babe 3u piel gu tbun.
ga. j3uet ober brei Stunben i'm Safe.
Ou wiiroeit Seinen &inbsrn elm 70 i9Snes
Beiiptel 9sben, peun gu NIT Oeiuer 6as
mile ben ROientran5 betsn wirOet!
6rau, .siebe ni9t meme Stiefel an.
Oas laute 9eten lit gut fir bic @eiber.
Sd werbe baIb iberbriiis INNER 0ufelbe
ber3uleiern.
@usnabmspeiie mar Der Mann, ber
bieie Rebe fibrte Elm gutter Sater, ber
feline &tnber ber5Ii6 Iiebte.
9lm folseubsn Gage bate ct NIT ieinem
bret Sabre alien Sobne bieies i3pteses
fpra9:
8en liebft 9u, Soispb2
Den 8ater.
Wen mebr?
Niemanben.
Gage ss nod sinmoI, bumit es bic Muts
ter aud bore.
@eu ltebit gu?
Den Sater.
0en mebr2
Sd liebe feinen mehr.
Nun beuu, iase es. 8eu liebit Du?
Nismanoen.
Nun, iase ss, obsr i5 taufe Dir tsins
Erompets. @en liebit On?
Run, iaste barauf bic 5rau. @irif 9u
beun ni9t miibe ben Sopf bes &leinen ims
mer nit bsmielbsn 2iebe gu beitirmen?
Sasteit 0u seitern ni6t, baB bas 8ies
berboIsn berisIbsn Sa9e Dir 70 lanspeiIis
portommt.
Srau, biss lit ueri9ie6en.
Wann, es lit baiIelbe. Wiait Ou 70
freunbli9 fem unb mir aus bisism Gins
ba9tsbu3 bieien @bi3nitt Ieien. 9ier.
v2acorbaire iast bic 2iebs babe bIpB Elm
@ort unb baB mir es ME wieberboleu, aud
penn mir buiielbe INNER ipre3en."
8as iasit gu ba3u2
Sal
Run!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-09
Yater Sernofcn.

Sn einsm wsitfdIiiden Dorfe mar Sir6s
petb. gl9t @eiitli9e aus Der ~llmsebuna
batten fi9 einsefunben les mar por etwa
so Sabreu, mo- man bort bas &ir9weibfeit
ni5t am Sonntas, ionbern idbrli3 an benz
Monatstase bieIt, on wsI9em einit bic
Stride mar etnseweibt worbeu), unb aud
bic idmmtli9en anseiebenen BIreer bes
Srtes paren gum Seitefen s~elaten. Die
swsi mertuirbisiten Mduner Der @eieGs
i9aft pareu ber Slater 8ernbarb, Elm fleis
ner, maserer &apusiner, Der f5on in ben
SiebSisern itanb, aber peitaus ais ber
fr5mmite Prieiter, ber bette gei9tpater,
Der porsislidfe 9rebiser uub Der uners
mibli9ite Sselenbirte gait. Sein @esens
ftiid mat Der 9oftor t., peI9er betannt
mar ais Elm unsldubiser SpStter unb Elm
fredsr, riifii9tsIoier @ssnsr ber Stride,
beiIeu ~beionbere 2iebbaberei es mar, I'M
Wirtbsbauie bie@ eiitIi9en iammt unb ions
bers bsrab5uiesen unb linen ,iiff6tslos bas
S9limmife na63uiasen. Der 0ottOr iaB
benz Slater Sernbarb seseniibsr, unb es
bauerte LANCE, bis bic 9elessnbeit an ibn
fam, ieitem Spott bic j3isel i9ieBen su
IaKsu. @n6Ii9 sslaus's ibm, unb unter
lautloier SttQe erjdblte er NIT erbeu9elter
@ntriituns, pie Ct tiir,Ii9 am Sterbebette
elmer me 6rau ~seitanOen, pelde ben
@siitIiden babe rufen Iafeu, UNI bic 81.
Satramente nod einmaI su empfansen.
Qber Der @eiitli6e babe seantportet, beuor
man linn ni5t 70 unb 10 u:el @sbdbren Be-
sable, tomme Ct ni9t. Die Srau iei bluts
arm seweien, unb 10 babe ct, Der 9ottor,
eben benz 8farrer ben p%erlansten balben
Sbuler sei9idt; bieier aber iet setommsn,
als bic Srau f4ou seitorben mar.
Cine petnIi9e Bauie enttanb ; Riemanb
woQte Gtpas iasen, obslei6 bic Sa9e
banbsreifi9 erlosen mar; benn pom alien
anbern abseisben, mar BET 0ottor ieIbit
ais @eisbals %betannt, ber fiber Hi9ts fir
iol9e 8pede CAB. Der 0ottor fab NIT
triumpbirenbem 2d9elu UNI it9 unb trant
ielbfgefauis fem 9las aus. Da tIinseIt's
ans @las, unb Der tIeine Yater Bernhard
erbebt f9. vMteine 9erren," iaste CT
turn, ,iebes 6inb muB einen Ramen baben,
unb Der Sslb jeSer @efdi6ts aud i'd
bite ben Germ Doctor biermit i'm Namen
Der @eleuidaft, uns ben Namen bes @eiit.
li6sn gu nennen, Der 6ieie Pfli9tuerssiiens
bsit auf fid selaben bat, bamit nidt Der
gerbadt auf nni4ulOise fdat."
Sea nu," iaste enbIi9 ber 9ottor biits
slnb, .9tamen nennt man nidt germ"
rSn bieiem Sale 1T es aber seboten,"
srwibsrts ber @reis rubis. limb bic gauge
@eieai9aft itimmte gu.
sd wirbs mid nit benz Germ u~srfsins
ben, " rpsnbets ber 9Ottor eth, lm itd aus Der
8erIesenbeit tu belfen.
v@ir 9Qs ftebsn auf Sbrer Ssits," mar
bic gntwOrt, ben Gsmsa bsrausl"